09-14-2020, 12:05 PM
I was actually pretty impressed with him.
Obviously the interception was just plain awful, I have no idea what he was thinking there. But that's a mental error that can be easily fixed.
For a rookie QB, with no real offseason, who is stuck behind that line, I think he did ok.
What impressed me most was he drive at the end of the game. He had no fear and looked composed. That's something you can't teach.
Even a good deal of vets implode on a drive like that, with no timeouts. For a kid in his first game to handle it was really impressive.
The arm strength is there, the poise is there. That throw to Ross in end zone, even though it wasn't completed, was near perfect.
Imagine if you can give this kid some time to work through his progressions. If we can get the OL to play better they I have no doubt in my mind Joe's numbers will improve from yesterday.
Obviously the interception was just plain awful, I have no idea what he was thinking there. But that's a mental error that can be easily fixed.
For a rookie QB, with no real offseason, who is stuck behind that line, I think he did ok.
What impressed me most was he drive at the end of the game. He had no fear and looked composed. That's something you can't teach.
Even a good deal of vets implode on a drive like that, with no timeouts. For a kid in his first game to handle it was really impressive.
The arm strength is there, the poise is there. That throw to Ross in end zone, even though it wasn't completed, was near perfect.
Imagine if you can give this kid some time to work through his progressions. If we can get the OL to play better they I have no doubt in my mind Joe's numbers will improve from yesterday.
